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08:29 schestowitz;
08:29 schestowitz; Getting started with ROS security scanning
=> Getting">↺ https://ubuntu.com//blog/getting-started-with-ros-security-scanning">Getting
08:29 -TechBytesBot/#techbytes-Getting started with ROS security scanning | Ubuntu
08:29 schestowitz;
08:29 schestowitz; Its a new year, and an especially great time to reflect on the security of your robots. After all, those interested in breaching it are probably doing the same. In previous articles, we discussed ROS security by detailing practical steps for securing your robots on Ubuntu and the challenges the community faces. In this blog post, Ill give you some strategies, tips and open-source tools you can
08:29 schestowitz; integrate into your development process today to ramp up the security of your project.
08:29 schestowitz;
08:29 schestowitz;
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08:30 schestowitz;
08:30 schestowitz; What Can You Do On a $30,000 SGI Octane2 from the 1990s?
08:30 -TechBytesBot/#techbytes-blog.adafruit.com | What Can You Do On a $30,000 SGI Octane2 from the 1990s? Adafruit Industries Makers, hackers, artists, designers and engineers!
08:30 schestowitz;
08:30 schestowitz; In the 1990s, SGI was the go-to vendor for high-end 3D graphics computers, especially for use in scientific visualization, game development, and the burgeoning field of CGI for movies and television.
08:30 schestowitz;
08:30 schestowitz;
08:30 schestowitz;
08:31 schestowitz; This pen plotter gets nervous when observed.
=> This">↺ https://blog.arduino.cc/2023/01/16/this-pen-plotter-gets-nervous-when-observed/">This
08:31 -TechBytesBot/#techbytes-blog.arduino.cc | This pen plotter gets nervous when observed | Arduino Blog
08:31 schestowitz;
08:31 schestowitz; Under normal conditions, the machine plots row after row of little squares. A video camera points at the plotter as it works and the video feed streams through a website. And this is where things get interesting. If someone visits the website and watches the stream, the pen plotter becomes nervous about being observed. It will then start to make mistakes, like drawing scribbles instead of squares. Once the
08:31 schestowitz; visitor leaves the website and the machine is unobserved once again, it will return to drawing perfect rows of squares.
08:31 schestowitz;
08:31 schestowitz;
08:38 schestowitz; x https://cio.economictimes.indiatimes.com/news/next-gen-technologies/microsoft-to-expand-chatgpt-access-as-openai-investment-rumors-swirl/97044847
08:38 -TechBytesBot/#techbytes-cio.economictimes.indiatimes.com | Microsoft to expand ChatGPT access as OpenAI investment rumors swirl, CIO News, ET CIO
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11:09 schestowitz; > > > When people (here at least) hear accessibility they think of persons
11:09 schestowitz; > > > in wheelchair or something.
11:09 schestowitz; >
11:09 schestowitz; > > That's a very narrow view, that IMHO needs expanding.
11:09 schestowitz; >
11:09 schestowitz; > > Blindness, color-blindness, deafness, various forms of oversensitivity
11:09 schestowitz; > > (several in the autistic spectrum) are all widely recognized as
11:09 schestowitz; > > accessibility issues.
11:09 schestowitz; >
11:09 schestowitz; > I see the two of you miscommunicating -- answering two different
11:09 schestowitz; > questions (though both related to disability and accessibility). Your
11:10 schestowitz; > answer and his answer do not really conflict.
11:10 schestowitz; >
11:10 schestowitz; > Roy is answering, "What pops into people's minds when you allude to
11:10 schestowitz; > disability wth no details?" His answer may be right. You are
11:10 schestowitz; > answering, "What is the range of actual types of disabilities?"
11:10 schestowitz; > Your answer is clearly right.
11:10 schestowitz; >
11:10 schestowitz; > If he is right, then some ways of presenting the free software issue
11:10 schestowitz; > by comparison with accessibility for disabled people are likely to
11:10 schestowitz; > backfire even though they are valid.
11:10 schestowitz; >
11:10 schestowitz; > When I mentiont this, I do it in a very brief hint by talking
11:10 schestowitz; > about whether something is "accessible from the free world".
11:10 schestowitz; Accessibility is meant to be a positive-sounding word, not exclusion. Many in the buzzwords 'industry' encourage the use of positive language, but accessibility can be a mine field because of false equivalence involving an already-marginalised group.
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15:13 schestowitz; https://www.fosslife.org/tips-transitioning-linux-devops-role
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15:13 -TechBytesBot/#techbytes-www.fosslife.org | Tips for Transitioning into a Linux DevOps Role
15:13 schestowitz; "
15:13 schestowitz; Linux DevOps is the practice of using Linux-based systems and tools to build, deploy, and manage applications in a continuous integration and continuous deployment (CI/CD) environment, explains Luke Reynolds.
15:13 schestowitz; If youre looking to transition into DevOps, either from system administration or some other role, this article describes several tools and technologies to learn. For example, Reynolds says, DevOps practitioners should be comfortable with automating processes. This means scripting out manual processes, setting up CI/CD pipelines, and streamlining task execution.
15:13 schestowitz; Familiarity with Infrastructure as Code (IaC) practices and monitoring and observing processes is also important, says Reynolds.
15:13 schestowitz; "
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